Deluge Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 The third worldists are hating it, but nobody cares what those a$$holes think - this is pretty damn cool.  1 Quote
gatomontes99 Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 When you aren't sending the money to political allies in exchange for campaign dollars, you can spend a little on the nice things. 1 Quote Don't you think that if I were wrong that I would know it?  Â
robosmith Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 What we need FIXED is the Strait of Hormuz that Trump BROKE. No one cares if fountains are WASTING WATER excep a few tourists. 1 1 Quote
Deluge Posted June 6 Author Report Posted June 6 50 minutes ago, robosmith said: What we need FIXED is the Strait of Hormuz that Trump BROKE. No one cares if fountains are WASTING WATER excep a few tourists. There's nothing wrong with beautifying a city, robomarx. True Americans are sick of your third-world bullshit. Now, be a good little communist and set old glory on fire - you still have that right even though it makes you a f*cking disgrace.  2 Quote
gatomontes99 Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 (edited) 1 hour ago, robosmith said: What we need FIXED is the Strait of Hormuz that Trump BROKE. No one cares if fountains are WASTING WATER excep a few tourists. Nice whataboutism. Now do NYC, Baltimore, Chicago, LA, San Fran, Seattle, Portland, etc. The difference is the the strait is a consequence of maintaining the safety of the world and is being dealt with. The cities above are the consequence of bad policies that do nothing and are not being dealt with. Edited June 6 by gatomontes99 Quote Don't you think that if I were wrong that I would know it?  Â
John Johnston Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 Give it up Diaper Don. The fountain of youth has passed you by. No matter what vanity project to wish for. Quote
Deluge Posted June 7 Author Report Posted June 7 4 hours ago, John Johnston said: Give it up Diaper Don. The fountain of youth has passed you by. No matter what vanity project to wish for. It's a cool vanity project. People seem to like it despite you wokejobs hating it, so it's good & right all the way around. Â Quote
Nationalist Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 12 hours ago, John Johnston said: Give it up Diaper Don. The fountain of youth has passed you by. No matter what vanity project to wish for. Gee...are you really upset about a beautification project? Quote Its so lonely in m'saddle since m'horse died.
John Johnston Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 (edited) 3 hours ago, Nationalist said: Gee...are you really upset about a beautification project? I don't really care. But I do think if Trump put half that much effort into actual Governing, America would be better off. What a Clown show. Edited June 7 by John Johnston 1 Quote
John Johnston Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 Like Dislike Washington, D.C. is facing a growing risk of water shortages due to severe drought and historically low Potomac River levels, prompting emergency planning and new water management initiatives. Current Drought and Water Levels The D.C. region is experiencing severe drought, with 31% of the area classified as severely dry and the remainder under moderate drought conditions, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. The Potomac River at Little Falls is near its lowest recorded level for this time of year, based on over 130 years of data. Streamflow and groundwater levels are also below average, and rainfall over the past year has been slightly below normal, further stressing water supplies. Ya, DC needs fountains. 1 Quote
Nationalist Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 12 minutes ago, John Johnston said: I don't really care. But I do think if Trump put half that much effort into actual Governing, America would be better off. What a Clown show. Actual governing? Like...closing the border? Ejecting illegal aliens? Reducing nonsensical regulations? Bringing manufacturing back? Reinvigorating the fossil fuel industry? Tax breaks? It takes a real clown to say Trump isnt governing. He obviously is. 🤡 1 Quote Its so lonely in m'saddle since m'horse died.
Deluge Posted June 7 Author Report Posted June 7 30 minutes ago, John Johnston said: I don't really care. But I do think if Trump put half that much effort into actual Governing, America would be better off. What a Clown show. Juan cares, he cares a lot. He cares because DC is being beautified, people are actually enjoying it, and the area is starting to not look like a third world shithole - it's a f*cking crisis for the woke. 1 Quote
Nationalist Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 8 minutes ago, Deluge said: Juan cares, he cares a lot. He cares because DC is being beautified, people are actually enjoying it, and the area is starting to not look like a third world shithole - it's a f*cking crisis for the woke. It appears so. Fountains. They harp about cleaning up fountains. Nutty... 1 Quote Its so lonely in m'saddle since m'horse died.
John Johnston Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 America. We got Fountains, but no healthcare, no housing, no food, no problem. Go Diaper Donnie Go! Quote
West Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 I'm so glad that people can go take a walk by working fountains without getting a whiff of sewage or rotting garbage and don't have to worry about stepping in a homeless man's feces or on a drug needle. Go Donnie! Quote
John Johnston Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 58 minutes ago, West said: I'm so glad that people can go take a walk by working fountains without getting a whiff of sewage or rotting garbage and don't have to worry about stepping in a homeless man's feces or on a drug needle. Go Donnie! Diaper will be dust soon enough. Then America can begin to heal. Or not. whatever. Quote
West Posted June 7 Report Posted June 7 1 hour ago, John Johnston said: Diaper will be dust soon enough. Then America can begin to heal. Or not. whatever. Woke is phasing out. Thank goodness. The Democrats now that their gerrymandering has been overturned means they'll soon be obsolete as well Quote
Deluge Posted June 8 Author Report Posted June 8 (edited) On 6/7/2026 at 9:48 AM, John Johnston said: America. We got Fountains, but no healthcare, no housing, no food, no problem. Go Diaper Donnie Go! What are you spewing, you stupid cultist? You HAVE healthcare. You have Obamacare - you a$$holes praised the darkness when you got it. Now stfu and take a number. You gave your housing to the illegal aliens. Now why don't you check in with Mamdani? He may have a free box for you!  Mamdani's starting grocery stores. Stop crying and get in line. Don't be a b*tch.  Edited June 8 by Deluge Quote
Deluge Posted June 8 Author Report Posted June 8 On 6/7/2026 at 11:05 AM, John Johnston said: Diaper will be dust soon enough. Then America can begin to heal. Or not. whatever. "I don't really care". Juan's TDS burns just as bright as the next cultist's, it's just they are steeped in denial.   Quote
Nationalist Posted June 8 Report Posted June 8 On 6/7/2026 at 11:48 AM, John Johnston said: America. We got Fountains, but no healthcare, no housing, no food, no problem. Go Diaper Donnie Go! And what the fck does that have to do with cleaning up your capital for a big national celebration? Nothing...that's what. Ya want HC? Vote for it. Ya want housing? Build it and stop giving it away to illegals. Ya want food? Try getting a fckin' job. 1 Quote Its so lonely in m'saddle since m'horse died.
WestCanMan Posted June 8 Report Posted June 8 (edited) On 6/6/2026 at 9:24 AM, Deluge said: The third worldists are hating it, but nobody cares what those a$$holes think - this is pretty damn cool. When I look at that, all is see is money wasted, that could have been spent on trans-surgeries in Indonesia. *clutching my pearls* Edited June 8 by WestCanMan 1 Quote If the Cultist Narrative Network/Cultist Broadcasting Corporation gave an infinite number of monkeys an infinite number of typewriters, leftists would believe everything they typed. "I don't hate American's, I pointed out the literacy rate to Uncle Sam." - LinkSoul "It's just a parable about rocks and trees talking to muslims to help them kill Jews who are trying to hide. It's open to interpretation." - robobigot
Barquentine Posted June 9 Report Posted June 9 On 6/7/2026 at 12:04 PM, Nationalist said: Bringing manufacturing back? U.S. manufacturing employment trended downward throughout 2025, shedding approximately 89,000 jobs across the year. January 2025: 12.67M jobs May 2026: 12.605 million jobs  On 6/7/2026 at 12:04 PM, Nationalist said: Reinvigorating the fossil fuel industry? Coal jobs: January 2025: 39,100 employees March 2026: 38,400 employees And it only took a war to bring oil and your gas prices up. Quote
Deluge Posted June 9 Author Report Posted June 9 3 hours ago, Barquentine said: U.S. manufacturing employment trended downward throughout 2025, shedding approximately 89,000 jobs across the year. January 2025: 12.67M jobs May 2026: 12.605 million jobs  Coal jobs: January 2025: 39,100 employees March 2026: 38,400 employees And it only took a war to bring oil and your gas prices up. Take Barkin' Teen's info and throw it in the trash. The following looks more current and reliable: https://nam.org/mfgdata/facts-about-manufacturing-expanded/ Quote
robosmith Posted June 9 Report Posted June 9 On 6/7/2026 at 8:04 AM, Nationalist said: Actual governing? Like...closing the border? Ejecting illegal aliens? Reducing nonsensical regulations? Bringing manufacturing back? Reinvigorating the fossil fuel industry? Tax breaks? It takes a real clown to say Trump isnt governing. He obviously is. 🤡 Trump "Bringing manufacturing back" is just YOUR FANTASY LMAO Quote Overall manufacturing output and industrial production have seen growth, but the number of actual manufacturing jobs has declined. The metrics are mixed: Rethink Trade +1 Production and Output: Industrial production and new orders for machinery have generally increased as manufacturers aim to maximize output from existing facilities. The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing Index has returned to expansion territory in 2026, driven by an uptick in new orders. Rethink Trade +2 Jobs: Despite the growth in output, total U.S. manufacturing employment has decreased by tens of thousands of jobs, with especially notable losses in the auto and wood sectors. Rethink Trade +1 Investment:  While the administration has secured hundreds of billions in corporate investment pledges for new plants, private spending on actual factory construction has significantly slumped, and many promised large-scale facilities have yet to break ground.  Yahoo Finance  Quote
Deluge Posted June 9 Author Report Posted June 9 8 minutes ago, robosmith said: Trump "Bringing manufacturing back" is just YOUR FANTASY LMAO  No, your fantasy is Trump failing no matter what it costs the country. "Bringing manufacturing back" is still in process. Checkout AI Overview: President Trump is seeking to revive American manufacturing through a combination of aggressive tariff enforcement, sweeping regulatory rollbacks, and significant corporate tax incentives. These policies aim to prompt major reshoring efforts and massive private sector investments in domestic production. [1, 2, 3] 1. Targeted Tariffs and Trade Policy The administration has leaned heavily on Section 232 to impose and update tariffs on critical imports—ranging from steel and aluminum to copper, automobiles, and pharmaceuticals. By making foreign goods more expensive, the policy is designed to level the playing field and incentivize companies to build their factories on U.S. soil. [1, 2] 2. Tax Cuts and Corporate Incentives Legislative measures, such as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and subsequent tax bills, are aimed at lowering the tax burden on domestic producers. These laws include provisions that incentivize capital equipment purchases, research and development (R&D), and domestic factory job creation. [1] 3. Deregulation and Permitting Reform The White House has actively reduced unnecessary regulatory burdens and streamlined federal permitting processes. The goal is to lower the operational costs for manufacturers and speed up the timeline for building new facilities and supply chain hubs in the U.S. [1, 2, 3] 4. Large-Scale Corporate Commitments The administration points to trillions of dollars in both foreign and domestic investments from private companies as proof of its "Made in America" revolution. Major investments have been pledged across a variety of sectors, including: [1, 2, 3, 4] Tech and Semiconductors: Apple's $600 billion commitment and Nvidia's $500 billion pledge to produce AI chips and expand domestic supply chains. Automotive: Massive expansions from companies like Stellantis and Toyota. Healthcare: Expansions and onshoring of drug production facilities by companies like Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca, and AbbVie. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] While the administration champions these announcements as a historic reshoring wave, economists and industry analysts note that the results have been complex. Critics warn that tariffs and shifting trade policies have sometimes resulted in economic uncertainty and higher operational costs for certain manufacturing sub-sectors. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Quote
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